Forms of Government

Which allowcitizens to participate in government by voting on everything. The citizens do all of the voting.

• Representative Democracy

• Direct Democracy

• Absolute Monarchy

• Constitutional Monarchy

A government is a ruling authority for a community that has the power to make and carry out laws and decisions for those living in a community.

• True

• False

People can elect representatives to vote on laws for them. Representatives may be replaced by an election by the people

• Dictatorship

• Direct Democracy

• Representative Democracy

• Constitutional Monarchy

Rulers are born into it. Their parents were rulers. Mainly a figurehead. Other people run the government. The United Kingdom is a good example of this.

• Consitutional Monarchy

• Representative Democracy

• Absolute Monarchy

• Direct Democracy

North Korea's government has absolute control over the lives of their citizens. People jailed for voicing negative opinions. Their leader took over by force.

• Absolute Monarchy

• Dictatorship

• Direct Democracy

• Anarchy

A form of government where there is no seperation between religion and the government. Legal system based on religious laws.

• Absolute Monarchy

• Direct Democracy

• Theocracy

• Anarchy

Ruler gains their power through heredity - parents were rulers too. And they have total power over the country. Rules don't apply to them.

• Absolute Monarchy

• Constitutional Monarchy

• Dictatorship

• Theocracy

Society is often chaotice ina place that is ruled by no one.

• Absolute Monarchy

• Theocracy

• Anarchy

• Direct Democracy

The purpose of government include: Keeping order, provide security, guide the community and provide services.

• True

• False

The government of Ancient Rome after 549 AD is an example of

• Theocracy

• Direct Democracy

• Republic

• Monarchy